Sentence examples for bound space from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the size of the Voronoi cell naturally represents the spatial uncertainty associated with prediction of the bound space.

Lady Gaga says she has a ticket on a Virgin Galactic ship bound for space in 2015 and will be the first recording artist to sing in outer space.

Note that all blue (positive) dots belong to the "Na+/Na2 bound" tICA space (cf. Fig. 4), whereas all red (negative) dots belong to the "Na+/Na2 released" domain in tICA space.

The problem is that if we acquire language in relation to concrete individuals, how can we use words to discuss a being who is not bound by space or time?

The music is still free of time but it is creatively and intentionally bound to space.

All these definitions agree that God is not physical, is not bound by space, time, or matter, and can't be limited in any way.

Love, like his other cinematic experiences, is a film of black bodies bound in space and time, imbued with music, expressing a language of what they know to be of America's racial divide.

Rather than yielding a solution that determined the location of an electron over time, this wave equation also could be used to predict the probability of finding an electron near a position, especially a position near where the electron was bound in space, for which the electron wave equations did not change in time.

For this indicator, a nadir point must be used in order to bound the space that is being measured.

"How does one bind space in a relatively boundless environment, re-establish the street and make art part of the city?" he asked rhetorically in a recent lecture.

A model of universal exotic spatial shear correlations that matches the Plank scale holographic information bound of space-time position states is excluded to 4.6 sigma significance.